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Reversal in the case of Tariq Ramadan
off the cuff
off-the-cuff (adj.): extemporaneous, impromptu, improvised
A feature of The Immanent Frame in which the editors pose a question to a handful of leading thinkers and scholars, and invite a quick and succinct response.
Questions from TIF editors have concerned the elections in Egypt, anti-immigration ideas and multiculturalism in Europe, Black Lives Matter, reflections from our contributors on their summer reading, and more.
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Off the cuff is a new feature at The Immanent Frame, in which we pose a question to a handful…
Summer reading: Part I
Off the cuff is a new feature at The Immanent Frame, in which we pose a question to a handful…
Summer reading: Part II
Off the cuff is a new feature at The Immanent Frame, in which we pose a question to a handful…
Summer reading: Part III
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